I'm good. I'll be ready to rock for my next start. Trumbo hits absolute missiles. Lol shout to the squad for the W! @BlueJays
Game Threat: Show No Mercy, Blue Jays (63-73) @ Orioles (69-67)

Sep 3, 2017, 12:01 EDT
Two out of three ain’t bad, but it’s not great. It’s time to take three of four and put the foot on the throat that is the Orioles playoffs hope and crush any dreams of a wild card berth. A couple of kids get the start today to try to get some good hittin’ against Chris Tillman.
News and Scuttlebutt
Another day, another addition to the Jays roster. Chris Rowley makes his triumphant return.
After taking an absolute rocket off the arm forcing him to leave the game early on, the news was as good as it could be. MRI’s came back negative and in true Stroman fashion, he addressed things on twitter.
Today
TV: SNET
Radio: SN590
And now, the lineups…
Blue Jays
.@TeoscarH starts in LF, while @RichardUrena_ gets the nod at 2B! Here is our lineup pres. by @MajesticOnField. atmlb.com/2otPGEX
Brett Anderson: 6.83 ERA, 27.2 IP, 13.0 H9, 0.7 HR9, 3.9 BB9, 6.2 SO9
Orioles
Here's how we line up for the series finale vs Toronto. #Birdland
Chris Tillman: 7.91 ERA, 79.2 IP, 12.5 H9, 2.3 HR9, 5.0 BB9, 6.3 SO9
Brett Anderson makes his second start for the Blue Jays today. Anderson will look to build off of a very impressive first outing where he went 5.2 innings with just one earned run. For the Orioles, Chris Tillman toes the rubber. Being kind, his year has not been great. Let’s be real though, Tillman has been dog shit. Straight fucking trash. Hopefully, Brett Anderson can put forward a similar outing to his first, and Tillman continues to be hot garbage.
Breaking News
- Instant Reaction: Blue Jays take down Royals in series opener to run winning streak to three
- Blue Jays’ Jameson Taillon leaves game with right elbow discomfort
- September 4 Gameday: Blue Jays roll into Kansas City looking to extend winning streak to three
- Blue Jays activate Jameson Taillon from IL, option Ricky Tiedemann to Triple-A Buffalo
- After multiple seasons of meaningless September baseball, José Soriano enjoying post-season push with Blue Jays
